Yes. Please try it by just moving over the .MNY file and then opening it and
upgrading it. (Skip the backup/restore step.) If that has problems as well,
I'd recommend running a msmoney -s on the M99 side or maybe a salv on the
M99 file on the new machine before attempting to open/upgrade it with M04.
See also http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=115.

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investment accounts comes up with incorrect balances
despite being correct in the 99 version. some of the
equity positions in the account now show losses rather
than the gains shown in "99". this is not just a
plus/minus sign reversal. cash balance is correct but the
problem seems to be in multiple stock or bonds. does this
clarify things

kbod2004[at]yahoo.com

You are going to have to amplify greatly on "the data comes up very
incorrect" before we can help.

You move the .MNY files over without any help from Money? You then open them
in Money? Money then goes through lots of steps to upgrade the files to the
new format with lots of dialog boxes explaining the process??? Then, what's
"very incorrect" about them?

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i have attempted to transport my money 99 data files to a
new computer running money 2004. the data on "99"is
accurate. however whether i use an usb cable transfer or
floppy transfer, the data comes up very incorrect.

anyone with any sugestions on how to correct this
abnormality?

thanks

kbod2004[at]yahoo.com